Sentence examples for increasing depth as from inspiring English sources

Greene constructs the film subtly and with an increasing complexity that yields increasing depth, as a sort of meandering and impressionistic introduction to the milieu gives way to asides for each wrestler to deliver something of an aria, in which he unfolds his personal story and suggests the psychic need behind his carefully crafted public image.

TDS increases with increasing depth, as indicated by the three analyses from Bad Säckingen.

Cloning and sequencing showed that Proteobacteria and Acidobacteria were the predominant taxa within the soil profile, but there was a clear shift in bacterial community composition with increasing depth as several taxonomic groups (δ-Proteobacteria and Spirochaetes) were only detectable at 50 cm depth.

If oxygen concentrations decreased with increasing depth, as is typical of coastal sediments, release of PO4−3 from the deeper anoxic sediments would be likely.

Teaching youth about complications should be repeated periodically with gradually increasing depth as patients mature.

Laser irradiation of tissue is characterized by light intensity attenuation with increasing depth as a result of light scattering and absorption [ 190], resulting in fluence gradients during PDT.

The Pacific Subtropical Convergences are located between 35° and 40° N and S. Water that sinks at the convergences spreads laterally at increasing depths as the distance from the Equator increases.

At 6 MV, the number of DSBs increases in HeLa cells, with increasing depth and as a function of the field size (Berbeco et al. 2012).

Physically-based modeling in HYDRUS-3D supportheseese findings and suggests processes that may explain these changes in SWC patterns observed with increasing depth, such as redistribution through macropores, focused deep-percolation, and lateral downslope flow, respectively.

The diffraction peak lines of S-phase (γN) move gradually towards higher diffraction angles as increasing depth of 15 μm to 35 μm.

Statistically significant correlations with increasing depth include an increase in As and decrease in S (Fig. 8).